Dzhokar Tsarnaev should expect furious questioning in the near future

What’s next for the 19-year-old terror suspect arrested in connection with the April 15 deadly Boston Marathon explosions?

Dzhokar Tsarnaev was captured following a dramatic, two-hour standoff. Authorities say he was covered with blood and hiding inside a boat in a Watertown neighborhood. He’s now being treated in a Boston hospital.

“Because of the fact they’ve taken him alive and I’m sure he’s going to be very willing to cooperate and speak and explain how he was misled through this occurrence,” said security expert Mike Cahn.

Cahn said authorities believe his brother, 26-year old Tamerlan, killed Thursday in a shootout with police, was the mastermind behind the bombings that killed three and injured about 175 others. On April 18, MIT Officer Sean Collier, shot multiple times, died in the line of duty in pursuit of the suspects.

Cahn said the younger suspect in custody is where the questioning will begin.

“Where did they get the bomb-making material? How did they know how to make the bombs? What sort of training did they have? Where did this training come from? Was it done in Chechnya or was it done here in the U.S.?,” said Cahn. “You’re looking for anyone else in the spectrum around that could be associated with them who needs to be investigated as well.”

Investigators won’t have to wait to gather information. The public safety exception allows law enforcement to question a suspect about imminent threats before reading the Miranda rights.

“For circumstances and preservation of life, it would allow you to take that subject into custody and rather than give him the ability to an attorney and what’s called lawyer-up and not speak. He doesn’t have those rights. He has to speak to the government or to the agency that arrested him, the FBI,” Cahn said.

While authorities believe the brothers acted on their own, investigators are looking for other mitigating factors that can possibility jeopardize public safety.

Cahn said the younger suspect will be facing the death penalty or life in prison. There’s still months of investigation, pretrial matters, and cases that have to be built. The suspect will be provided a defense by the federal government.

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